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The Afterlife of Flowers

The Afterlife of Flowers

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Flowers 101
Review: This book provides a terrific way for everyone to appreciate the beauty of flowers! Readers like myself, who have little or no background in gardening etc, will delight in the unique images and the accompanying thoughts. It's the perfect way to share your love of flowers with a friend.

Rating: 0 stars
Summary: a rose by any other name is still a rose...
Review: This breathtaking and evocative gift book exposes the fragile beauty of pressed, dried flowers, with individual blooms enlarged through a unique art technique that provides a new perspective on flowers and nature. From daffodils to flowering dogwoods, these incredible shapes and exquisite colors show the beauty of their afterlives. All 80 images are accompanied by handwritten captions inspired by the author's moment of discovery. Also includes a glossary identifying each blossom by picture.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Simply Superb!
Review: This isn't a how-to book, but the gorgeous photos do serve as a valuable guide to what some commonly found flowers will look like when pressed. The book is comprised of enlarged photos and comments, ending with an id chart of smaller photos along with each flower's common name, actual width, and the page it was featured on.

If you like the look of pressed flowers, you might want to check out Laura Martin's Art and Craft of Pounding Flowers. Pounding an object's pigment onto fabric and paper creates beautiful and uniquely pressed flower like images. Very nice.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Simply Superb!
Review: This isn't a how-to book, but the gorgeous photos do serve as a valuable guide to what some commonly found flowers will look like when pressed. The book is comprised of enlarged photos and comments, ending with an id chart of smaller photos along with each flower's common name, actual width, and the page it was featured on.

If you like the look of pressed flowers, you might want to check out Laura Martin's Art and Craft of Pounding Flowers. Pounding an object's pigment onto fabric and paper creates beautiful and uniquely pressed flower like images. Very nice.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The IDEAL GIFT
Review: This transcends the definition of a book. It is a visual masterpiece by the author/designer and you should give it as a gift to yourself or someone special---truly the IDEAL GIFT---with an affordable price for such a high quality ART book. You will see flowers like never before in thisevocative presentation of nature as art. The Afterlife of Flowers is not only for flower lovers. It will open your mind to colors, textures, journal writing, the art of seeing AND the essence of life. A MUST buy!


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